Recent content by RickyTick

LOL. I should have added some DOOM music.

No thoughts on my Plume setup? :)

Sorry, but got side-tracked with work and Christmas. Here's the YouTube video link of my setup if it helps at all. Thanks for all the help, it's much appreciated.

The fact that they plug into a wall outlet kinda sucks. I could attach them to an extension cord and move them higher but you can imagine how stupid that would look in the house.

Not sure. One TV is on the screened-in porch outside and seems to struggle with wifi signal Correct It's literally 1 foot away Will give it a try I'd love to make like a 1 minute video and put it on YouTube for you to see how it's set up. Is that allowed here and would you watch it if I...

Ok sorry, but I don't know what that means.

Yes, my ISP provided them and they charge me an amount per device per month. ISP is Comporium and my only option in South Carolina. https://www.plume.com/homepass/ I forgot that I also have a Plume on the lower level directly below one that is on the middle level. I'd say they about 10 feet...

I understand what you're saying. I think my main issue is that everyone keeps complaining about Netflix, Prime, etc buffering and sometimes dropping signal. The house is 3 levels with the top level being 1000 sq ft and the other 2 at about 1500 sq ft each (approximately). Drywall walls and...

Thanks for that. I read that WiFi 7 is already in the works and should be available in 2024. It's hard to keep up. Is there anything I can do to improve my signal to the many devices on my network? That Asus ET8 system is over $500 and is hard to swallow.

Hello all. Moved into a older house about a year ago. My ISP provided me with an Arris DG3450A gateway device and from there I have 3 pods (Plumes) that plug into wall outlets and that creates my mesh network. The signals are not stong and we struggle with wifi in most areas of the house...

Maybe this clears things up a little. http://www.roku.com/channels/#!details/23048/time-warner-cable

Okay, if it doesn't support HBO GO that's fine with me. But TWC TV is different. As long as you're a Time Warner customer, it allows you to watch live TV on a PC, iPad, iPod, and some Android tablets. It essentially takes the place of having a cable box in other rooms. The downsides are...

One of the screenshots showed the Roku Channel Store. The very first icon is TWC TV, which is Time Warner Cable. Yet, in the review is states that the Roku 3 does not support Comcast, nor Time Warner. Did I mis-read something. If I can get TWC TV on this, it's a winner. Thanks